Slovenia is often called 'Europe in Miniature', 'The Sunny Side of the Alps', 'The Green Piece of Europe' and, though they may sound like tourist-brochure blurbs, they're all true. From beaches, snow-capped mountains, hills awash in grapevines and wide plains blanketed in sunflowers, to Gothic churches, baroque palaces, historic castles and art nouveau civic buildings, Slovenia offers more diversity than countries many times its size. Among Slovenia's greatest assets, though, are the Slovenes themselves - welcoming, generous, multilingual, and broad-minded.
Best time to visit: Slovenia has a very diverse climate. There are four main regions The Alpine region with 2500 mm of precipitation, more than half as snow. The central part enjoys average temperatures around 18-20°C. The coastal part of Slovenia has a Mediterranean climate with warm to hot and dry summers, mild winters, abundant sunshine and some rain. The eastern part of Slovenia has a moderate continental climate with average annual temperature around 23°C and hardly any rain. Average temperatures in July are above 21 °C and in January 0 °C.
Slovenia's national cuisine shows an Austro-German influence with sauerkraut, grilled sausage and apple strudel often appearing on menus. The best-known Slovene foods are:
Ljubljana's antique flea market unleashes its collectibles on the world every Sunday until 1pm.
Rogaska crystal is amongst the few brands for which Slovenia is internationally known.
The best and easiest way to see the highlights is on an escorted tour, where all your travel, accommodation and sightseeing arrangements are well taken care of. A knowledgeable local guide brings history and culture to life as you travel in the comfort of your deluxe coach.
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